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Codemasters Dungeons & Dragons Online Interview at Ten Ton Hammer

Discussion in 'Game/SP News & Comments' started by chevalier, Feb 14, 2006.

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    Ten Ton Hammer has interviewed Samantha Russell, who is the community manager on the part of Codemasters, which is the European Dungeons & Dragons Online publisher, asking her just a couple of questions. Here's a snip:

    Awen: What is your favorite aspect of DUNGEONS & DRAGONS ONLINE™: Stormreach™ (DDO)?
    Sam: Good question! I think my MOST favourite aspect has to be the ambience – to include the beautiful environments, the detail in the ornamentation and symbology and the deeply immersive atmosphere that there is within the game. When I walk into a tavern, I’m truly taken there, I can almost smell the stews cooking, the odour of frothy beer and someone with a pipe in the corner. I can feel the warmth from the fires and the other bodies around me. If ever you had fancied experimenting with roleplay, I’d say DDO is the game to try it in as you cannot help but be drawn into the world.

    Read the rest at Ten Ton Hammer.
     
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